Jugendstil, which began in the late 19th century, was a European art movement that mainly started in Germany and Austria. It is known for its decorative style, which features flowing lines, detailed patterns, and natural forms inspired by nature. Main figures of this movement included artists like Gustav Klimt and architect Otto Wagner. Jugendstil focused on bringing art into everyday life by designing everything from furniture to buildings with a unified, elegant style. The movement aimed to create beauty in both art and functional objects, blending visual appeal with practical use.

Definition und Bedeutung von „jugendstil“ im Englischen

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